Sentence examples for impermissible for from inspiring English sources

"It's impermissible for them to want to shirk responsibility.

No. It's apparently impermissible for leading Democrats to acknowledge — let alone celebrate — progress in Iraq.

Rugby players and boxers are permitted to express their feelings with ostentatious displays that are impermissible for golfers and sumo wrestlers.

Mr. Bollinger of Columbia said that meant clearly that it was impermissible "for the military to say they have a goal of reaching 10, 12percentt".

"We have repeatedly told Sale Sharks that it would be impermissible for them to talk to Solomona, let alone sign him.

"It is legally impermissible for him to continue on as chairman of American Solutions and to explore a campaign for president".

Besides leading to a one-year bowl ban in December, the impermissible benefits for which Ohio State was punished, including receiving tattoos in trade for merchandise, cost Tressel his job in May 2011.

The study found that some hospitals did not provide financial aid applications at all, and that many made impermissible demands for irrelevant documents or failed to supply key information, like eligibility rules for big discounts required by state law in 2007.

For all versions of the harm principle insist that paternalism is an impermissible rationale for restriction.

pp. 168-71 13. "It is far less plausible to maintain that taking some of an innocent man's property is an impermissible means for the prevention of a serious evil, than it is to maintain that killing him is impermissible.

On May 1, Krauthammer wrote this piece, in which he basically says that torture is absolutely impermissible except for 1. the "ticking bomb" scenario, and 2. any other situation in which it is deemed necessary to save lives.